Expert links casings to gun in vehicle in Ferris case
West Frankfort police found two women shot multiple times during a welfare check on Siebeck and Majors on Oct 19 2009. A .22 caliber Ruger pistol linked to 11 discharged cartridge cases was used. Defense noted a contaminated DNA test. trial resumes with photos expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Sopezak
West Frankfort
Siebeck
Majors
Sopezak
Ferris
Schallert
Colorado
Ronald Locke
Speith
Barry L. Vaughan
Evan Owens
Sopczak
Vaughan
Regional Softball Clinic Highlights National Pro League Exposure
The NPF weekend clinic at Rent One Park brings young players together with top professionals including Jami Lobpries and Katie Heaton. Coaches stress off field lessons like teamwork, sportsmanship, and mental focus while showcasing hitting, running, throwing, and fielding. The Diamonds face Florida Pride with games at 2:05 and 6:35 p.m., as teens learn college recruiting steps and gain real game insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NPF
Kiernan
Diamonds
Jami Lobpries
Marion
Hecht
Rent One Park
Florida Pride
SIU Carbondale golf coach linked to ongoing inquiry
An athletics probe continues at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Diane Daugherty, longtime coach set to retire after 25 years, says she was interviewed about the matter and is not the complainant. The investigation also involves a former SIU golfer and assistant coach Sambursky, with representation by Shari Rhode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salukitalk
Diane Daugherty
SIU
Daugherty
SIUC
Missouri Valley
Gateway
Lindell W. Sturgis
Carbondale
Shari Rhode
Rhode
Samantha (Sutter) Sambursky
Sambursky
Mario Moccia
Superintendents Hope Funding For Positions Resumes
Ulrich will continue to work without pay as long as possible. Her assistant will be paid from internal funds saved, and other staff funded largely through grants can last at least another year. Franklin Williamson regional and Perry regional superintendents plan to run daily operations and press on with extra activities. The start of a new school year remains a focus for families and educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulrich
Franklin- Williamson
Matt Donkin
Union sues over state pay raises and contract breach
AFSCME filed federal suit seeking to cancel a series of scheduled wage hikes under a contract renegotiated with the governor amid Illinois fiscal strain. The union argues the pay freezes breach the contract and equal protection laws, while a mediator may rule on contract validity. Lawmakers may discuss the move at a Chicago meeting. AFSCME leaders urge defense of collective bargaining rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afscme
Chicago
Quinn
United States
Illinois
Kurterickson
Afscme Council 31
Henry Bayer
Grant Klinzman
Bayer
Local Stocks Market Watch July 8 2011
Market notes show Dow Jones at 12657.20 with a 62.29 point rise and Nasdaq at 2859.81 while the S P 500 and Russell indexes list mixed levels. Declines total 2103 and unchanged 119 with overall volume around 3.2 billion. Nasdaq volume about 1.66 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Jones
Grain futures rise on Chicago Board of Trade
Grain futures gained Friday on the Chicago Board of Trade with wheat for September up 16.75 cents to 6.5125 a bushel, December corn up 21.50 cents to 6.37, December oats at 3.5675, and November soybeans advancing 8.75 cents to 13.4650 a bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Associated Press
Stockyards Peoria Hog Prices Update
Hogs traded moderately active at Stockyards Peoria with barrows and gilts down about 1.00. 1-2 animals 230-260 lb fetched 63.50 to 64.00, 2-3 at 270-280 lb 62.00 to 63.50. Sows steady with 300-400 lb at 49.00, 400-500 lb at 49.00, 500-700 lb at 52.00. Boars over 300 lb at 21.00, under 300 lb at 38.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
IMF approves 4.2 billion IMF loan to Greece rescue package
The IMF has approved a bit over 4.2 billion dollars for Greece as the latest installment in a rescue program. The disbursement follows eurozone finance ministers agreeing to their share of the 17.39 billion loan tied to a 259 billion package agreed last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International Monetary Fund
Greece
The
Associated Press
Closing Stocks NY AP Friday Most Active List
NYSE most active stocks mixed as prices show gains and losses across Major names including AT&T Alcoa Coca Cola Exxon Ford and General Electric with varied closes. Notable movers include AmR and Nokia and a broad spread in daily changes among listed companies.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fort Collins
Colo
Trailer Park
Owens
Dw.norris
Thesouthern.com
DW. Norris
Norris
Katie Heaton
New Burnside
Vienna High School
Russell Hecht
Sparta
Sarah
Les.winkeler
Thesouth
Paul Newton
Mariaha Clark
Pinckneyville
Morgan Mellon
NPF Diamonds
Mark Fitton
Hope
Donna Boros Jackson
Perry
Alternative
Caleb
Hate
Thesouthern
DU Quoin State Fairgrounds
Russell
NYSE
Alcoa Inc
All State
Lee Ent
Lowes
Ameren
Macy's
Apple
McDonald
App. Mat
Metlife
Microsoft
Mips Tech
B. Hughes Bemis
O'Charley's
Bob Evans
Old Nat
Boeing
Olin
BP Amoco
Pepsi
Brunswick
Pfizer
Cana. Rail
Pier
CAT
Prudential
CBRL
Qual
CIFRA
Regions
CINF
Ryerson T
Coke
Sears
Cana
Southern
Southwest
CVS Corp. Devon
Super Valu
Dillard's
Unova
Intel
Wells JC Penney
Fargo Advisors, LLC
Jones Soda
K. Morgan
SIPC
IMF
New York
CloseChy Aksteel
AMR
Atat Inc
Accenture
Agilent
Alcatellac
Alcoa
Altria
Amovils
Annaly
ArchDan
Bb&icp
BcoBrades
Bcosantsa
BkofAm
Bknymel
Baripvixrs
Barricks
Baxter
BostonSci
Cemex
ChtryLink
Chevron
Citigrors
CocaCola
ConocPhil
Corming
DrxFnBull
Dirxscbull
Disney
DowChmn If
Duke Engy If
Ecdanga
Emccp
Ekodak
Emersonel
ExcoRes
ExxonMb
Fordm
Fmcgsla
FrontierCm
Gap
GenElec
GenMotn
GenOnEn
Hallibrun
Hewlettp
HostHotis
iShGold
iShBraz
iShapn
Istaiwa
iShSilver
iShChina
Ishemkts
Isease
MGM Rsts
Macys
Mktvgold
Merck
MorgStan
Mosaic
MetriaSoln
MotriaMon
Nekgreece
NobleCorp
NokiaCo
Pmigrp
Proulsp
RegionsFn
Renrenn
RiteAid
Skticm
SpdrGold
S&psooetf
SpdrRed
LangRdge
SprintNex
Sptech
SPULI
Suncorgs
TainSemi
Texinst
Tyson
Usbancrp
Usngsrs
Uscnfd
WalMart
Weathfint
WellsFargo
WsthRefin
Williamson County
Shrine Club
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!